Today's Devotionals Archives

The world around us is moving fast, and people seem to be spinning as well. But God instructs us to be still.

In the margin of my Bible next to Matthew 7:11 is a notation that says: "I love verses with exclamation points!"

Ruth Bell Graham once said that "a happy marriage is a union of two good forgivers." Those are some of the wisest words ever spoken.

A healthy self-image is not one of pride or arrogance, but rather one that coincides with God’s viewpoint.

Sometimes, like the disciples, we need what we learned during the violent storm for what’s coming on the other side.

We have the amazing gift of knowing that we may weep for a time... but JOY WILL come in the morning!

Death doesn’t have the final say. Easter does.

What does the cross mean to you?

What the psalmist says is true — knowing and trusting go hand in hand.

We want to move on, but Jesus invites us to move in.

As this virus has spread across the nation, so has much uncertainty and panic...

Here are four possible reasons why Jesus was weeping and troubled...

When faced with unanswered prayers, the temptation to throw in the towel can be overwhelming, but Jesus reminds us not to give up, as He loves...

Words of hope from someone intimately acquainted with hardship.

You may not always understand or even like God's process, but you can always trust His heart of love for you.